The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-16
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The o-Tocle Association will dance at odd Eel
lows Hall tomorrow night
Mr. Max F. Schneider is now an honorary mem
her of the Valencia Boat Club.
Mr. Charles Ruprecht, it is iumored, will shortly
wed Miss Annie Ruprecht his cousin,
regular meeting Of the Democratic Club OF
Hoboken was held last Monday evening.
reguler meeting of Protection Lodge. 4 of P
was held at Odd Fellows Hall last Monday night
The annual reception of the Alpine Social Club
will be given at Helpert's Hall tomorrow night.
The reception of the Hoboken Drum and Fife
Corps at Turn Hall last night was very select
affair.
The regular monthly meeting Of the School
Teachers Association was held last Wednesday
afternoon.
Keep your eye peeled for the grand reception of
the Atlantic Boat Club on the 2Ith 1t VIII De
swell affair."
An elaborate menu will be disposed of at the
Grand Jury banquet next 1hursday hiShl al INC
Park Hotel.
The regular meeting of the United Carpenters
and Joiners will hold forth at Bernetts Hall to-
morrow evening.
The members and friends OF the Alert Pleasure
Club danced in masks last Wednesday evening
1t was the Climbs annual blow out
Dion Boucicaults great drama "The Shaugraun
will shortly, by permission of the anthor, be pro
duced by the Leo Dramatic Club.
There will be contest between the fremont and
Duplex Bowling Clubs at the Odd Fellows Hall
alley next Wednesday night.
joint straw-rids was INDUCED in last Wednes-
day night between the members of the Meteor
Boat Club and the Niagara Pleasure Club
Assistant City Clerk Mansell celebrated the
twenty first anniversary of his wedding by pro-
gressive euchre party, at his home, last Tuesday
night.
There was scarcely room for the skaters at the
grand carnival at the ice rind last Wednesday
evening. But the rain put stop to the fun IN
short order.
The fancy skating tournament. under the direc-
ton of the American Skating Congress, will open
at Shreve's Rink on Thursday of this week. The
best skaters in the United States and Canada 1t Is
said, will compete
Odd Fellows Hall was alive with pretty girls and
gallan. beaux last Monday night It was the oc-
casion of the annual dance of the Andrew cullen
Association. The festivities were continued till
almost sunrise Tuesday.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
First National Bank last Tuesday morning resulted
in the election of the following officers: s. r.
Syms, L. Becker j. w. Steckler I. Butts, s. b.
Dod Fl. Kimball, J. @. Besson, r: t. Gardner A.
Il. Crevier. r. Livingston. R, Ssobo, D. NJ Dema'
rest and ]. Ii. Born.
jolly sleighing party that of last Tuesday
night composed Of a majority of the grao uating
class of the Hoboken High School. Tae ride was
to Hackensack and return Prof. Demarest and
his wife accompanied them. They stopped at the
residence of Mrs. Demerests father at HackensacE,
and were we'll entertained.
Another of the series of entertainments being
held the sunday school rooms OF Sb raul
Church, under the direct personal supervision of
pastor Jenvey, was given last Tuesday evening.
1t was largely attended and grand success, The
programme OF q musical and literary nature
and included instrumental music by Miss Barkelew
select reading by Miss Nettie Allen, singing bv
quartette of the church choir, reading by Miss III.
Hendricks, solo by Mrs. Barkelew, singing by
quartette. and Elder Henry Van Pelt as " The
Quaker.
Among those who tripped the light fantastic at
the grand annual invitation masquerade ball at
Turn Hall last Wednesday evening were: Messrs.
Ellis Van Etter, VIM. Duffy Stan Zeno G.. Willig,
G.. Van Pelt A. White E. Crawford, r. Napbey, G..
Lloyd, aid Misses Hattie FitZsimmons, Dollie ia
cobs Bella Lynch Laura Kennedy, Maud Speer,
Agnes Soor, Katie Ri ittgan Jessie Mcdonald, Ma
ME Bagley Marion Clark Georelana Kennedy, L.
Foos Carrie Moore and Sarah Dougherty. Mr.. A.
Scheufeld and Miss Loretta Zoos led the grand
march.
The Alpha Club, of West Haboken, held their
second annual ball at Pohlmanns Hall last Mon
day evening, under the auspices of a Reception
Committee, composed of Messrs. A. Maxwell, c.
Adophi c. s. Day and E. Manning, Floor Manager
H. R. Gregory, and the Floor Committee. Messrs-
der. The grand march was led by H R. Gregory
and Miss Katie Elliott. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tanning F. Payne and Miss Myra
Adams E. Heritage and Miss Addfe Adams, ii.
Payne and Miss SCHNEIDER, r. Waters snd Miss
Minnie Koch, F. Brazeau and Miss Healey, @. Day
and Miss Louisa Grassmann, August Koepell and
Miss L. Wall, G. Dumbacher and Miss L. DAVIS,
Charles Ramsey and Miss Annie Roberts, r. E.
Preusser and Miss Smith, H. Braxeau and Miss
Ella Smith, r. Loeu hurst and Miss E. Pummell,
Robert Lauckner AID Miss L. Beck, Charles Drake
and wife, F. Lastayo and sister, o. W, SCHNEIDER
and Miss E. Morris, jacob Weber and wife, Paul
Runge and sister, and Robert Proctor and Miss
Smith.